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Well, from the looks of it Hibernate uses its own session handler and also it's own domain base class, no wonder this doesn't work. I had no idea, this makes no sense to me... I'm gonna see if I can work around this somehow, but basically it shouldn't work at all :/
@saboya ,I see this is a raher new plugin. But i'm wondering: are you still working on this project? i would love to use this plugin and I would even wait for it's completion if you are still working on this and thus fixing a huge bug like this one. Already great job so far, if this could be fixed it would be awesome!
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The deleted property is working fine, but the listener event is not being fired before the queries, so a call to
Domain.list()
orDomain.findAll()
will return all items, including the deleted ones. A
Domain.findAllByDeleted(false)
call will bring the correct results. (Breaking the plugin transparency, though).
Using hibernate4:5.0.0-RC1, grails:2.5.4 and gorm-logical-delete:1.1
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